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Торговля В Гибкой Деловой Среде: Свободные Зоны В Турции

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Свободные зоны определяются как особые участки внутри страны, которые считаются н

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1. Свободные зоны в Турции

Свободные зоны определяются как особые участки внутри страны, которые считаются находящимися за пределами ее таможенных границ, а также как регионы, где действующие правила внешней торговли и правовые и административные правила для коммерческой, финансовой и экономической сфер либо применяются частично, либо не применяются вовсе. Свободные зоны предлагают более удобную и гибкую деловую среду для увеличения объема торговли и экспорта для некоторых видов промышленной и коммерческой деятельности по сравнению с другими частями страны.

Вопросы, касающиеся создания свободных зон в Турции, определения их местонахождения и границ, сфер деятельности, управления, эксплуатации, а также создания структур и объектов в свободных зонах, регулируются Законом о Свободных Зонах № 3218 ("Закон о Свободных о Зонах"). Кроме того, свободные зоны регулируются в

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